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Thomas "Tom" A. Morga is a stuntman, stunt actor, and stunt coordinator who holds the record for being the most seen stuntman in Star Trek. Between 1979 and 2005 he appeared in six feature films and all four spin-off television series, doubled main actors and guest actors, and played almost every major race.

Morga also served as assistant stunt coordinator to Dennis Madalone on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager for fourteen years. This position included fight choreographies for episodes such as "Blood Oath" and the creating of props such as the blade weapons in "Battle Lines". For the majority of his appearances he received no on-screen credits.

Outside of Star Trek, Morga has worked on numerous other films, including Ghost Busters, Alien Nation, Army of Darkness, The Shawshank Redemption, Independence Day, Spider-Man, and all three Pirates of the Caribbean films. His television credits have thus far included Scarecrow and Mrs. King, NYPD Blue, Babylon 5, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Seinfeld. Throughout his career, he has doubled such actors as Bruce Boxleitner, Jeff Goldblum, David Hasselhoff, John Travolta, and Star Trek Nemesis' Ron Perlman.

Did You Know that the Battle of Cardassia in the Deep Space Nine finale "What You Leave Behind" primarily consists of stock footage?

Today in Trek history Today is Monday 9 Sep 2024 1915 Richard Webb is born. 1921 Margaret Armen is born. 1929 Nick Ramus is born. 1939 G.B. Love is born. 1942 William John Wheeler is born. 1944 Jefrey Alan Chandler is born. 1946 Rick Mitchell is born. 1952 Beth Nufer is born. 1954 Jeffrey Combs is born. 1960 Linda Madalone and Kevin Maguire are born. 1962 Kevin Grevioux is born. 1965 Charles Esten is born. 1966 Revised final draft script for TOS: "Court Martial" is submitted. 1967 Clint Lilley is born. 1968 First day of filming on TOS: "Plato's Stepchildren". Ted Adams is born. 1969 Pablo Espinosa is born. 1972 The Thirty-Second UK Story Arc continues in Valiant & TV21 #50 with the third of nine installments. 1979 Lukas Behnken is born. 1983 Nineteenth day of filming on Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. 1987 Second day of filming on TNG: "Justice". 1991 First day of filming on TNG: "Unification II". 1992 Sixteenth day of filming on DS9: "Emissary". Promenade scenes are filmed today. 1993 Second day of filming on TNG: "Attached". 1994 Fourth day of filming on VOY: "Caretaker". Geneviève Bujold leaves the role of Captain Janeway after one and half days of shooting. 1996 Seventh day of filming on VOY: "Warlord" on Paramount Stage 16. CIC Video releases The Original Series volume 1.5, Deep Space Nine volume 4.9 and Voyager volume 2.9 on VHS in the UK. 1997 First day of filming on DS9: "You Are Cordially Invited". First day of filming on VOY: "Concerning Flight". 1998 Final day of filming on VOY: "Infinite Regress". Final draft script for DS9: "Once More Unto the Breach" is revised. 2002 Fifth day of filming on ENT: "The Seventh". 2003 Seventh and final day of filming on ENT: "The Shipment". 2004 Fifth day of filming on ENT: "The Augments". 2006 Star Trek: Enterprise pulled from off-network broadcast syndication. 2009 IDW Publishing releases "Nero, Number Two", issue #2 of Star Trek: Nero. 2010 Maggie Pacleb is born. 2011 Dylan Von Halle is born. 2015 Fifty-third day of filming on Star Trek Beyond. 2016 Star Trek Beyond premieres in Mexico. 2021 LD: "An Embarrassment Of Dooplers" premieres on Paramount+.	Production timeline Timeline Calendar 2019 productions 2020 productions 2021 productions 2022 productions 2023 productions 2024 productions Upcoming productions
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